Tokyo under fire as new raids strike area
Reports claim American B 29s bombed Tokyo area and Hakata Bay while Japanese broadcasts say major facilities were destroyed. Tokyo says fires burn after the raid and public utilities assailed. officials note partial restoration of power and water with limited telephone service and transit services returning by night.
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Guamahr
Ater
Minstacz- Agbiers
Tokyo
Abe
Allasion Okay
Hakata ‘Bay
Kyushu
Kasmon Strat
Honshu
Kusah
Radio Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Ministry
Greater East Asia Ministry
Perfedt
Okyo
3Tet
Ayers
Hirohito
Gerki Abe
Abe Saic
Public Hearing Sets Transport Route Change in Troy
Legal notice announces a public hearing Thursday on a proposed motor bus line operated by Capital District Transportation Company Inc through Troy streets from Oakwood Avenue to Broadway and Fourth Street. The ordinance covers route details, operation compliance, and permit conditions under city and state law.
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Troe
House
Tz. S
E. Smith
Troy
Oakwood Avenue
Oakwood
Tenth Street
Hoosick Street
River Street
Pivet Street
Broadway
Fourth Street
Frey
Capital District Transporteties Company, Inc
Tis Suetextura
Kesi
Madetong River Street
Becone Street
Nortaerk Upen
Alos
Direstion
Ppan
Seid
Ina
City of
Tres
Thin Coceea
City of Tres
Public Service Commission
State of New York
Stetion
Capio
Dimitet Trina “Portation Company, Inc
Uy Sucese
Bersamdibe
District Transportation Company, Inc
United Trac- Yon
Terthanaerbie
Dole
Tor i
Canne
Traneter
Pusfic
Unis
Frederick
Walter J. Shz
Chau
Mee
Stettinius Summarizes Yalta Terms and Postwar Roles
Secretary Stettinius outlines American views on the Yalta voting agreement, Argentina's admission to the San Francisco Conference and Poland's future, stressing wartime solidarity with the Allies. He notes broader democratic participation, France's return to world affairs, and ongoing aims to secure peace and prevent future German aggression.
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Trauma
Naz
Stettiniuve
Yalta
Roosevelt
Churchill
Btalin
Crimea
Bio-Five
World Security Coun
Stettinius
United States
Warsaw
Poland
Stetlinias
Moscow
Russia
Great Britain
Weber Stettinius
Beate
Germany
Soviet Union
China
France
World Organization
Japan
Portland welder to be first American repatriated from enemy territory
Portland shipyard welder Oglesby Porter Everett is expected to be the first American repatriated from enemy territory during the current war. He was captured by Germans in the Dieppe raid on August 18, 1942 and spent fourteen months in a prison camp before being sent to America in a prisoner exchange.
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Portland
Ore
Everett
Oglesby
Cisine
Ostesby
Dieppe
France
Sai
Amerjez
Red Cross Urges Public Understanding of Services
The Red Cross leader urged civilian awareness of Red Cross plans and services beyond war work, highlighting local disaster readiness and the vast youth-led Junior Red Cross movement. Special service awards honored Home Service, nurse recruiting, canteen, first aid, and other volunteers, with tributes to Mrs. Nugent and full department reports summarized in a program pamphlet.
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Hay
Mgr. Shuart
Red Cross
Iuntor Red Cross
Fed Cross
James C. Brag
Livingston W. Houston
Home Service
William H. Oliver
Bessie Dawa
Sven Anderson
Mary Lace
War Prisoners’ Information Service
Gustav Heimbold
Mabel A. Milhan
Fred al Cheney
Raymond K. Miexgel
Truman Urges Expansion of Jobless Pay in Transition Time
President Truman urged Congress to broaden unemployment compensation during the wartime to peacetime transition. He pressed for longer benefit periods, higher weekly payments, and extended coverage to federal workers and others not covered, arguing inadequate state programs threaten purchasing power and stability.
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Workington DP
Toeman
Congress
Truman
Mam
Congressaven
Pacific
Community meeting highlights local War Fund report
Howard G. Seaman gave a War Fund report while Edgar C. Stillman presented the nominating committee findings. The Trot High School Orchestra performed a music program and Miss Marjorie J. Egan sang several selections. Rev. Harold B. Hinds delivered the benediction.
Chinese Cabbage Wins Favor
Henry L. Pre describes Chinese cabbage as a prized vegetable for salads and slaws. It requires moist, well drained soil, cool weather, autumn planting, and regular watering. Varieties Wong Bok reach 8 to 10 inches tall with heads 8 to 10 inches high, maturing in 78 days, while the tallest heading Chinese cabbage matures in 73 days.
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Henry L. Pre
NEA
Chi
Evicted Man Collects Massive Junk Pile in Buffalo
A five year accumulation of junk stacked about ten feet high filled 100 orange crates on a curb in Buffalo posing a health risk. Police and city officials faced the problem as an unemployed 60 year old man, evicted for nonpayment of rent, refused help from welfare and did not move his other belongings.
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Buffalo
Schwellenbach Nomination Advances to Labor Secretary Post
The Senate Education and Labor Committee approved Lewis B. Schwellenbach for Secretary of Labor. A full Senate vote is expected later this week. Schwellenbach replaces Frances Perkins and will take office on July 1.
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Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Senate
Frances Perkins
Taken to Hospital After Illness
Joseph Taggart of 145 Fourth Street was removed from his home to Troy Hospital last night in a police ambulance by Driver Frank J Hahn and Sergeants Daniel J Keenehan and Thomas Wilhelm. He was attended by Dr. Joseph Padalins and held for further observation.
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Joseph Taggart
Fourth Street
Troy Hospital
Frank J.hahn
Daniel J. Keenehan
Thomas Wilhelm
Radio Patrol
Joseph Padalins
Gadoua Garrison At Cohoes To Hold Services
Memorial services planned by Joseph Gadoua Garri ses and Navy Union for fallen service members with a procession led by drum corps toward Northside Bridge. Veterans and officials from Albany and Rensselaer expected, followed by multiple observances at local posts and parks.
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Cohoes
Joseph Gadoua Garrises
EMR
AY and
Navy Union
Grgur
Tu Bary Whiteget
Soha
PON
Buyte
Cektes
Fiowés
Medbess
Welter Posniewski
Pointe Grand Mershal
Perede
Earl Forant
Sret Wallen
Frey
Albany
Renssekser
R. T. Rusne
Patrison
Cote
Sailor Ernest Brune Robert Died in Action
Water tender second class Ernest Brune Robert was killed in action in the Pacific theater. The notice lists family members including John D. Robert, Harold Hancock, and Leo X. Robert, with training at Sampson and prior work at Cluell Peabody & Co. A solemn requiem mass will be held at Sacred Heart Church Cohoes today at 8 a.m.
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Ull
Ernest Brune Robert
Inis
Meg. Hewey Robert
Avenue
Conyes
Coychessha Westies
Philippines
Gersd Reber
Sampson
Cluell, Peabody & Co, Inc
Sacred Heart Church
Cohoes
Rationing Board Chairman Resigns in Cohoes
Crawford has resigned as head of the Cohoes War Price and Rationing Board effective immediately. Mrs. Jane Maser announced the move and a successor will be appointed by Lester Heerzoz, district director of the Office of Price Administration. Auxiliary groups and veterans activities were noted, including bond sales totaling 225 dollars and war savings stamps 59.75 dollars. A Veterans of Foreign Wars session is scheduled and a first degree will be conferred at Codges Consort. A welfare clinic will be held at City Mall with health officials in attendance.
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Crawford
Cohoes
Jane Maser
Ini: of
OPA
Lester WW. Heérzoz
Office of
Price Adminitration
Auxiliary
Vera Souith
Macarchambeault
Martha Giligan
Rést Caldwell
Mary A. Colin
Thomar J. Moran
Celfin-Ross -Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Woolworth
Cohoes Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Remsen
David Maveroft
Health Department
City Mall
Hans BD. Weiss
Mra + Cummings
Marrach
New Ratings Report From Cohoes Board
Thirty four registrants received sex classifications yesterday as the Cohoes Board issued new ratings. Names include Ernest Batley, Artans J, and Wotan SeG among others in the list of registrants.
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Cohoes Board
Cotees
Hondrebly
Segee
Ernest Batley Wotan
Seg
Artans J
Cohoes YWCA Plans Membership Meeting
Cohoes YWCA announces a membership meeting to be held Thursday June 7 at the association grounds weather permitting with doors opening and a meal at 6 35 p m Reservations close Monday June 4. The event includes two one act plays presented by Mrs Everett Hans of Troy.
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Cobre Wormers Christian Associate
Everett Hans
Tror
Mosday
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Wake
Mashaey
St. Mariaerset
W. Finney
Lacy Hawes Elie
Aredats
Fang
Baste
Ft. Lamierdaie
Figeita
Chaytes Woetexk
Sentheas
Feecuset
Bete M. Creston
New York
Bereanio
Edward
Donohue
Abram L. Jorpax
Surrogate's Court
Chester
G. Wager
P. C. Addrana
Cannon Pao
Trey
Tae Atte
Winifred
Aanzit
Maeesi Ing
Reuben Stontin
Temple Beth el
John J. Ahern
Lucy MU
Schwellenbach
WAC
Rita Bonville
Str
Maxime Gregoire
E. Berkshire Avenue
Army Corps
Bonville
Fort Oglethorpe
Moore General Hospital
New Carolina
Dental Ee
Army
Nevesy Academy
Mgr
Thomas Keveny
Columbian Squires
The
Ole
Walter Hor‘ton
George Cunningham
Tom Pitzgerald
Tom Beran
Jack English
Cal F. Fryer
Air Corps
Haig
Hilda Goodermore
Berlin
NEW Melrose Choma
Melrose Methodist Church
Robert Pavis
Richard Olmstead
Marjorie Woods
Maxine
Codges Consort
Columbus
Cohoes Y.w.ca
Eiskranev
Joan &. Taylor, Jr
Stalag Luft I
War Department
John F. Taylor
Saratoga Avenue
Coboes
Taylor
Plaid Vision
Bausch & Lamb
Brandon Timpane
D.D. Optometrist
Remsen ST
N. Y. Sinte
Tal. Cohoes
Beauit Mills, Inc
Mohawk ST
Cohoes, N. Y
Hudson
Hudson Beauty Shop
Third ST. Zere
TROOT
Trors
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